Anyway you plan to enable SSL on the forums?
LetsEncrypt offers free certificates (catch is the require 90days renewal but should be fairly simple with CertBot)
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Anyway you plan to enable SSL on the forums?
LetsEncrypt offers free certificates (catch is the require 90days renewal but should be fairly simple with CertBot)
English please ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by derbo
Yeah I had a feeling the post would go over most peoples' heads. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ELCID86
Pictures helps? With Chrome and other browsers now suggesting "NOT SECURE" on HTTP websites, its probably a good thing to move to SSL :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ELCID86
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Oops. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by az3579
Ha. I do understand what ssl is (port 443/https...) just not sure how Dane gets there from here.
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Originally Posted by ELCID86
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Dane,
who is hosting ZHPmafia?
ServintQuote:
Originally Posted by derbo
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You maybe able to ask them how to setup letsencrypt for you? Who actually manages the webserver itself?Quote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
Google Chrome version 68 is going to mark HTTP as unsecure and warn users now.
Safari 11.1 now warn users they are going on unsecured websites.Quote:
Originally Posted by derbo
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I'll look into this perhaps, when I have a free moment. Thanks derboQuote:
Originally Posted by derbo
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Originally Posted by derbo
Now Leaseweb (used to be Servint)Quote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
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https://kb.leaseweb.com/products/web...SSLcertificateQuote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
Granted Leaseweb's SSL options is not free..
Right. I don't have to go with Leaseweb.Quote:
Originally Posted by derbo
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https://www.namecheap.com/security/s...o/positivessl/
These are relatively cheap.
I'm not 100% if leaseweb works with LetsEncrypt (free but requires renewal every 90days).
Looks like someone did this! :)
I'm glad its done!